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$30 to $50 dollars? Please tell me why? To power low beam headlights? Coil is open circuit. Does it have transistors? Or even a coil de-spiking diode? Why can't I adapt a genuine TYCO relay? Thank you.
What is the specific model of 2000 Chevrolet that uses this relay? Impala, Malibu, Silverado, ???. . . $30 to $50 dollars? Please tell me why? To power low beam headlights? Coil is open circuit. Does it have transistors? Or even a coil de-spiking diode? Why can't I adapt a genuine TYCO relay? . . . .
Because Chevy had to take a tried and proven design and make it "Chevy better". Ha, Ha. Now they have proprietary rights on the design for the next 20 years or so.![]()
$30 to $50 dollars? Please tell me why? To power low beam headlights? Coil is open circuit. Does it have transistors? Or even a coil de-spiking diode? Why can't I adapt a genuine TYCO relay? Thank you.